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This is a cake I did for my 11yr old daughters halloween birthday. The tree is pvc pipe, halfway up with 5"dummies and the rest rice cereal treats and covered in chocolate buttercream. The vulture is cereal treats and finished in fondant. the cauldren is all cake done in buttercream accented with candy worms and eyes. The coffin is half dummies on bottom and cake for the rest, covered in fondant. the arm is pvc pipe, with rice cereal treats holding a stryrofoam circle eye. The board is covered in chocolate oreo cookies that were done in a food processor. I hope you enjoy looking at it as much as I loved making it.
I did this cake last week upon a request. Just thrilled with the finished product. I used buttercream with the exception of a fondant cutout for the white inlay on the center. The knobs are white chocolate covered mini reeses peanut butter cups.
I was asked to do a cake, fairly last minute that had a shark theme. So here it is! I did a 1/4 sheet, and used a 6" square to sculpt the shark. everything is buttercream except for the shells, they are white choclate and dusted with luster dusts. The sand is brown sugar.
This is a sculpted truck that was made for a little boy. It was done with 5 6" square cakes. Had a whole lot of fun doing this one.
This was for a young couple. They just had to have that castle. I rec'd the castle in white and dusted it with sever colors of petal/luster dusts. The cake had a simple vine pattern. The flowers were silk.
This was one of my first weddings. Had a great time. Simple but very pretty. Not too much else to say.
This cake was made for a bridal shower. It was sculpted from a half sheet cake. The entire cake is in buttercream. What a fun little cake. The client just loved it. Needless to say it was for a lingerie party].
This couple were so cute. They were on a major budget crunch and we came up with this cake. I absolutely loved this completed. Once the flowers were on , it was so pretty. This is a 10:sq, 8"rnd, and a 5"rnd. Fondant drapes down the sides
This is one of my favorite last minute baby shower cakes. So easy and yet looks much harder. People love this cake. You can use any size rounds. I usually make this a three tiered cake, but this shower was for a smaller group.
This was my first attempt at making a castle cake. The main castle is made from a double layer 10" sq. then a 6" sq to finish. the terrets are all paper towel roll. the cones are sugar cones covered in icing and dipped in sugar crystals. The crowns on the edger were cut from fondant about five days ahead. I was really pleased with this cake. It made me crazy nervouse though
This cake was done for a Jack and Jill Wedding shower. The couple were both remarrying and they were having a Lowes gift card party. I was asked to make tools or something. All of the Tools are White and colored chocolate and dusted with silver luster dust. The cake is a 1/2 sheet cut in half and stacked, and a 8"round for the top.
This was actually for a man's 40th Birthday. It was made from a 1/2 sheet cake. Cut to shape. It is covered in Chocolate buttercream and accents done in fondant. The golf balls are White Chocoalte. The clubs are fondant dusted with luster dust. I had some fun with this one.
This was a last minute order from a lady who just wanted something a little different and nice. So, I made the 6" and 9" petal pans. The Blocks are make from cake. I used a cookie cutter to cut the squares. I was pleased with the finished product.
I was asked if I could make three different shaped cakes, all different flavors and make them look like presents. At the same time, could I please make them look very different from each other. Here is the result. (the pearls are not edible)
Just for fun, I was asked to make a football theme cake for a little guys birthday. I baked two half sheet cakes and sculpted this football stadium. He like the longhorns, hence the orange. The cake turned out ok, I wish that I had done a better job on it. The family loved it.
This was a pretty cake. The bride wanted various shapes and elegant yet simple piping. We started out heavy on the bottom and went lighter as the tiers were added. Finished off with a few flowers.
This was a grooms cake that I did for the bakery that I decorate for a couple days a week. They brought in the photo for us to duplicate. I just had to show this, I thought that this cake was FABULOUS!
This was done for a little girls birthday. This mom was at the party that I did the sculpted football arena. She was dying to have a teapot. The spout was a sugar cookie that I over baked with a popsicle stick in it. I then coated it in icing to get the right roundness. The handles and saucers are all fondant made about a week or so ahead. The cups area all oversized cupcakes.
This is a double layered 12" round cake. The sides were just built up with buttercream and angled the spatula to give it the graded look. Once crusted over, you use your impression mat to give the liner look. Then finish off with lots of buttercream and the 1's are made from fondant ahead of time, to look like confetti.
This is a grooms cake that I did for a cute couple. He designed the wedding cake and liked this cake that I already had in my album. It is chocolate cake with chocolate icing, fudge drizzle, chocolate fondant made into sticks and both milk and dark chocolate curls. This is one of my favorite grooms cakes that I do.
This was my very first competition piece ever! Talk about a train wreck, My daugter ate most of my cards three days before the show and I had to make all new ones. She also ate the dots off the dice, getting the fondant wet, thus making me reover those. I nearly had a heart attack from this cake. In the end, all went really well. I received and 1st place ribbon on this piece. Now I have the competition bug. Everything is covered in fondant with an edible image on top that is made into a plaque with
This is another competition piece that was done for Austin. It received a 1st place ribbon. The whole thing was done with fondant only and accented by luster dusts.
This piece was done for a competition in Austin last year. I received a 1st place award for it. It is completly make from gumpaste, fondant, mexican paste and royal icing This was so much fun to make. I use some articles in some magazines tha tI have, other than that, I winged it! One of my all time favorites that I have worked on.
I made this cake for a cute lady who travelled for 4 hours in her car with it. It was made from four of the largest ovals in the wilton pan set. It is one of my favorite baby shower cakes, mainly because it is so soft and not over done. Quite simple really.
I am so proud of this cake. The piping looked like little crowns. When the florist arrived, it just set off the cake. Please let me know what you think.
I made this cake as a surprise for a gentleman who was getting married. As you may have guessed, he is a horse trainer. He went crazy when he saw it. It was my first real sculpted cake. Hope you like it.
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